Easy 30-Minute DIY Outdoor Bench Using 2x6s
Image credit: Rogue Engineer via YouTube
If you have some 2x6s lying around your storage, then you can turn them into something useful with this fun and lovely DIY project by Rogue Engineer on YouTube. Using only a few simple materials and 3 tools, you can build an outdoor bench in a span of 30 minutes, this bench is super sturdy and comfortable to sit in, and looks very lovely. You don’t need to worry about building this bench without a helping hand because the steps are already made easy to follow, so even if you’re a beginner, you can definitely give this a try confidently. Learn how to build this now by reading the written instructions down below, and then watch the video tutorial for more details. I hope you love this project as much as I did!
Materials:
- Drill or screwdriver
- Miter saw, optional
- Circular saw
- Speed square
- Tape measure
- Pencil
- Safety glasses
- 4 pieces of 2x6x8 pressure-treated lumber, you can use untreated boards if you will paint or seal later
- 2 pieces of ½-inch or 3-inch exterior wood screws (ACQ rated)
- Plan (Click here to see the detailed plan)
Directions:
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Cut the lumber according to the sizes required in the plan, then use a miter saw or circular saw to make the angled cuts, and cut a taper at the top of the back of the leg. Start assembling the legs and secure them in place using screws, then install the back and the seat securing them with screws as well, and you’re done.
*Thanks to Rogue Engineer via YouTube for all images used here. If you loved this DIY project idea, then you’ll surely love his other video tutorials too, so give his channel a visit and subscribe!
